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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization: The Persian Empire
Authors: TJ Ford/ Alyssa Plesser
Theme
How does this theme apply to your civilization?
Gender roles and relations
Woman were able to work in the form of weaving textiles in exchange for grain, alchohol, and meat
Patriarchal society and men were the ones who had all the say of what happened
Family and kinship
Fathers taught their sons how to fight at a young age
It wasnt uncommon for a son and father to go into battle together
Racial and ethnic constructions
Slaves were regarded as the lowest you can get
Many were POW's from out of the area
Others owed a debt to someone and that was the way to pay it off
Social and economic classes
The main group of high class people are the mainly bureacrats and clan leaders
The next group were warriors and after them were peasants and slaves
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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization: The Persian Empire
Authors: TJ Ford/ Alyssa Plesser